Marshall v. Demagnassun

Claiming that, in 1926, defendant De-Magnassun obtained their signatures to a deed by-trick, and, therefore, the instrument was no better than a forgery (Horvath v. National Mortgage Co., 238 Mich. 354 [56 A. L. R. 578]), plaintiffs filed the bill herein to have the deed adjudged void and subsequent purchasers without title.

The evidence does not admit of a finding that the signatures of plaintiffs were procured by trick or in a manner constituting- the deed, in effect, a forgery, but clearly establishes a fraud perpetrated by DeMagnassun and rendered possible by the gullibility and misplaced…